The EU unveils new proposals under the DMA aimed at opening up Android to rivals' AI services
TLDR
- The EU proposed DMA-based rules to force Google to open Android to competing AI services.
Key Facts
- European Union watchdogs unveiled proposals targeting Google’s AI control over its Android ecosystem.
- The measures aim to give rivals’ AI services access within Android under the Digital Markets Act.
- Google called the proposed intervention “unwarranted.”
Why It Matters
- If adopted, the rules could require Google to allow third-party AI services onto Android devices in Europe.
- Google’s pushback signals a likely regulatory dispute over how DMA obligations apply to AI integration.
Samuel Stolton / Bloomberg · 2026-04-27 · Read the original